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•"Such, Such Were the Joys" is a long autobiographical essay by George Orwell, published in 1952. • " It was a bright cold day in April , and the clocks were striking thirteen" , goes the first line of 1984.

[@ranjanasinha7458]

George Orwell is one of my favourite author because his dystopian novels have such depth and insight. Today, human beings are under surveillance, our smart phones track everything we do and everywhere we go; truth is getting distorted as we can no longer trust the media; history is being rewritten; we are being controlled by the narrative propogated by those in power...what a visionary he was. I also discovered that he wrote an essay titled 'Reflections on Gandhi' after Gandhiji's assassination. It's opening line reads "Saints should always be judged guilty until they are proved innocent, but the tests that have to be applied to them are not, of course, the same in all cases."

[@arpitasamanta9182]

Orwell worked in B.B.C. Radio and he fought in Spanish Civil War. A journalist called Ian Jack discovers Orwell 's biography when he stayed in Katha and Motihari. I am from West Bengal and travelled to Bihar many times but I couldn't manage to visit Orwell 's birth place...wish I could visit his house one day..

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Very good explanation madam and thank you for your motivation

[@KalyaniVallath]

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[@harinder218]

My favourite is "Animal Farm". Story of a group of farm animals who rebel against their human farmer. Thank you for the video mam. "Arrey suno guys....." is my favourite of your styles of addressing.

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[@Nia-yz4ft]

I've read 1984 and one must read it . It seems evident in all times. Winston Smith describes every subtle detail carefully, evading the protocols but ultimately succumbs to the BIG BROTHER. This work is beyond comparison.

[@meghachatterjee709]

Thank you Ma'am for the needed simplification of Orwell's Politics and English language, and your mentioning of the society's need of a women's language, a subaltern language was really thought- provoking...I was reminded of Virginia Woolf's question of gendered authorship, where she talked about women's lacking their own female language because of the domination of male authors.

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[@keyarcare888]

George Orwell- Eric Arthur Blair. First Novel- "Burmese Days". Second Novel-"A Clergyman's Daughter". Animal Farm: A Fairy Story. Dystopian Novel. "Napoleon" stands for Stalin and "Snowball" stands for Trotsky.

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[@aneesanaik]

The Spike is a 1931 essay by George Orwell in which he details his expérience staying overnight in the casual ward of a Workhouse near London. At this time ,he was intentionally living as a Tramp in and around London as part of social experiment .This essay forms the basis of his first book "Down and Out in Paris and London "1933. The Adelphi or New Adelphi was an English Literary Journal founded by John Middleton Murry and published between 1923 and 1955. Novel "Nineteen eighty four " popularised the term "Orwellian" as an adjective with many terms used in the novel entering common usage , including Big Brother , DoubleThink , ThoughtPolice , ThoughtCrime ,Newspeak and 2+2=5. A Hanging 1931 , Set in Burma is a short essay by George Orwell . Essay Shooting an Éléphant and novel Burmese days are also based on his experiences in the Burma police . Thankyou for your time and guidance ma'am ✨

[@nonstudent]

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[@addymaddy2168]

The last commentary was so insightful in retaining me to the life that breathes in literature. Thankyou so much ma'am 🙏👌

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One of my favourite author.....by my favourite teacher, mentor...❤️❤️

[@nandhuram2889]

Dear Mam...you created our new vision over british literature...😇🪄

[@khushboogautam9778]

Thank you for your motivation! Politics and English Language (1946) is another essay by George Orwell focusing on Political language.

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[@SarwatSamrin]

Animal Farm was the first book which I read when I wanted to enhance my reading ability. George Orwell is really an important writer. Thank you for the beautiful explanation ma'am, you made it extremely effortless.

[@purohitchintan66]

In George Orwell's Animal Farm, various characters symbolize key figures from the Russian Revolution and the early Soviet Union: Old Major represents Karl Marx and Vladimir Lenin, the ideological founders of the revolution; Napoleon embodies Joseph Stalin, the oppressive dictator; Snowball symbolizes Leon Trotsky, Stalin's rival; Boxer represents the hardworking proletariat who are ultimately exploited; Squealer serves as the mouthpiece for government propaganda; the dogs signify the secret police that enforce Stalin's rule; Mr. Jones represents the overthrown Tsar Nicholas II; and the other animals reflect the general populace misled by the revolution's promises.

[@abugoshant126]

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[@English-xx5bz]

i love Orwell I studied Animal Farm in BA but read 1984 because the beauty of it. And it's in my syllabus for teaching exam too.

[@annakamatchi4282]

Thank you so much mama I am sure it put you nobody can explain post mortem fiction and post modern right us Indus way it is very useful as usual your always inspiring me to do my preparation thank you so much dear mam

[@swethas5191]

Orwell 1903_1950 He is going Down and out in Paris and London (1933) as well as to Burmese days(1934) and there he is rising A clergyman's Daughter (1935) and he keep the (her)aspidistra Flying (1936) in the Road to wigan pier(1937) on the way to home Homage to Catalonia (1938) .....

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Through consistently reading and revising thoroughly by managing time without any negativity to be scholars is what matters...

[@purohitchintan66]

George Orwell's essay "Reflections on Gandhi" critically examines the complexities of Gandhi's character and political philosophy, particularly his commitment to non-violence, or Satyagraha. Orwell grapples with the tension between Gandhi's spiritual ideals and the political realities of coercion and manipulation inherent in politics. He acknowledges Gandhi's significant achievements in leading India towards independence but expresses skepticism about the efficacy of non-violent resistance in broader contexts, suggesting it may not be universally applicable, especially under totalitarian regimes. Orwell's portrayal oscillates between admiration for Gandhi's moral integrity and an aesthetic distaste for what he perceives as an anti-human idealism, ultimately concluding that while Gandhi's life was not a failure, his approach to politics raises critical questions about the nature of power and resistance in a complex world.

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George Orwell Most important explanation ever

[@voice_of_Bhawani]

George Orwell is the most important writer especially his non fiction work getting important in these days into net exam ...he says once I never write without political motive .🌼 thanku ma'am this is one of the most interesting topic.

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[@anjleen4956]

Mam I watched this video yesterday and today in the class you taught George Orwell, so it got revised. Nineteen Eighty Four was prescribed in my MA syllabus and I found this novel quite interesting. Today in the class when you were narrating this novel, at the point when Winston and Julia are brainwashed, I suddenly connected it with the rigid norms of the society which try to brainwash lovers in the name of caste, religion etc and then I found that this novel is very much the reflection of the world we are living in. Everything is controlled by the Powerful and the innocent doesn't know it or are not permitted to know. I am finding the connections of this novel with 'A Number' by Caryl Churchill in which B2 doesn't know whether he is a copy or original. Kind of disillusionment. Thank you so much for everything. 😍

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[@nidhipadamwar3161]

Animal Farm is a brilliant political satire and ever since I've read it, I'm in awe of George Orwell and his writing style. He's a genius

[@sush778]

I've not read Animal Farm yet but your explanation make me curious. Now I'm going to read the book. Thanks ma'am.

[@tanvipujara5053]

Thank you for daily inspiration.

[@rosasheela1230]

One of my favourite authors is George Orwell. Animal farm is a book which I have read again and again. It is the most famous work of political allegory. Thank you ma'am for this wonderful session. So beautifully explained 🙏🙏🤗🤗

[@shabanamadari5425]

Orwell produced literary criticism, poetry, fiction and polemic journalism.'Animal Farm' is his allegorical novella,'Nineteen Eighty Four' is his dystopian novel and' 'The Road to Wigan Pier' is his non-fiction.

[@princyjha571]

Finished Animal farm just yesterday and have been thinking about it since then...power corrupts everyone. Going to start reading 1984 today.

[@tiyasadana2448]

Thank u ma'am😇😇.... For such a great lecture on George Orwell(1903-50)... It's soo well explained ma'am... And thanku for ur concern😌😌

[@mithujms8155]

Super mam 💕 your guidance make us to know more about literature

[@DrSharadaDeviV]

Your video on 1984 had helped me during PSC exam.

[@KalyaniVallath]

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Thank you soooooo much for great lecture ma'am... I hope atleast 1 or 2 questions will coming up in net and set examination...

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[@anupamacs34]

I have read the novel Animal Farm. It employs simple language. The novel actually makes us think about the working of power relations in society and how knowledge is created in accordance with it. It is important to understand the past as well as the present in the right context. Linking of literary theory helps to get a better grip on the text. Thank you..🙂

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[@Nia-yz4ft]

Postmodernism 🐈 Historiographic Metafiction involved. George Orwell was the one who employed it in his writings. 🐾Eric Arthur Blair is the real name of George Orwell. Born in Bihar , employed mostly journalistic writing. 🐾He was posted in Burma and wrote Burmese days about the same. 🐾A clergyman's daughter. 🐾 Coming up for an heir - quite autobiographical. All these are pre second world war works. Later came: Animal farm🐖🐎(Boxer)🐕🐐 , has the theme of socialism and communism. Farm owned by Jones. Pig ultimately get corrupted. Alludes to Stalinist Russia. “ All animals are equal but some are more equal than the others "💀

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Excellent explanation

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1985 is a novel by English writer Anthony Burgess. Originally published in 1978, it was inspired by, and was intended as a tribute to, George Orwell's novel Nineteen Eighty-Four.

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[@shreyavatsana]

I have read Coming up for air and am reading 1984 currently 😄 Really appreciate this video

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[@safiashah247]

George Orwell(1903-50) Masterpieces: Animal Farm(1945) Nineteen Eighty Four(1949) "A dirty joke is a sort of Mental Rebellion" - George orwell

[@keyarcare888]

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[@D-i-vya]

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[@kejapriya9680]

In Politics and the English language (1946) George Orwell gives 6 solutions 1. Excise stale figures of speech 2. Value simplicity 3. Cut meaningless words. 4. Use active voice. Never use the passive where you can use the active. 5. Use English terms. Never use a foreign phrase, a scientific word, or a jargon word 6. Break rules intentionally. Break any of these rules sooner than say anything outright barbarous

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Animal Farm and 1984 ❤️ Thanks ma'am

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[@chandankar712]

1. George Orwell attended prep school as a child-and hated it 2. He was a prankster 3. Orwell worked a number of odd jobs for most of his career 4. He once got himself arrested-on purpose 5. Orwell had knuckle tattoos.

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[@medhavi.s]

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[@ericlarson7556]

Frivolously wondering if Orwell originally meant to complete 1984 in 1948 instead of 1949. Too late to change the title of the book to 1994 when book was ready to publish. Fun thought.

[@anamikatiwari9869]

Killer Expressions

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Starting volume slow kro plz ..

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[@namratajaiswal6552]

25 June 1903 to 21 Jan1950

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Hy Mam .I am from Pakistan ,how can I pay for this book entitled as encyclopedia of British English literature?

[@KalyaniVallath]

I don't think post offices are delivering to Pakistan

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[@Nia-yz4ft]

Don't let it happen, it depends on you . - Orwell 👉Caribbean writers employ Creol and promote their works heavily inclining on it.

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